Definitions:

1. A genus of fungus that produce gelatinous fruit bodies that are typically cushion-like, wrinkled, or flattened. NOUN
   • The mycologist eagerly collected specimens of Dacrymyces to study their unique morphology and ecological role in wood decomposition.
2. A type of fungus that play a role in the decomposition of woody material in forest ecosystems. NOUN
   • The damp conditions after the rain provided ideal habitat for Dacrymyces fungi to thrive, adorning fallen branches with their translucent, jelly-like fruiting bodies.

Synonyms:

• gelatinous fungi
• jelly fungus
• witch's butter
• witch's jelly